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* re: teqiwila slammer. you were right first time. standards say that if something is product, ie the title of a film, a song or a novel, it gets ''emphasised'' and not "quoted." --[[User:Evilkolbot|Evilkolbot]] 12:16, 17 July 2006 (CDT)
* Check the [[Established_Standards:_Item_Pages#References|standards]] again. ;-) Just an FYI, they are modeled after how wikipedia does things, which is almost exactly like you would cite/use things in print form, minus underlining (due to web links commonly being underlined). --[[User:JRSiebz|JRSiebz]] ([[User talk:JRSiebz|&#x260E;]]|[[Special:Contributions/JRSiebz|&#167;]]|[[Special:Listusers/sysop|&#8225;]]) 15:23, 17 July 2006 (CDT)
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...'''Italicize''' the names of '''movies''','''books''', '''poems''', '''albums''', and '''video games'''. Some of these would be underlined, but web links [can be] underlined, so it'd be moot. '''Song titles''', '''lyrics''', and '''quotes''' should be '''enclosed in quotes'''. Song lyrics and poem excerpts should have their lines separated by /s, such as "The farmer in the dell / The farmer in the dell / Hi-ho, the derry-o / The farmer in the dell"...
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